[Python] In this python script that checks for integer values, why is one entry not removed?...

So this script takes lines from a file of lottery numbers, and is supposed to check for errors. For example, in the following:

week 1;17,19,35,23,8,20,36
week 2;24,28,35,8,3,22
week x;23,29,38,1,35,18,25
week 4;21,2,22,14,4,28,38
week 5;5,37,20,15,3,14,9
week 6;6,29,7,14,16,18,1
week 7;24,31,14,23,4,3,29
week 8;32,21,26,1,15aa,14,17
week 9;8,13,25,12,33,34,35
week 10;29,27,30,13,7,38,26
week 11;34,3,7,24,16,20,38
week 12;15,28,2,29,16,10,8
week 13;32,22,13,14,21,28,26
week 14;37,4,20,3,1,33,10
week 1a5;17,8,38,18,9,32,25

Weeks 3 and 15 should be removed for the errors in week number.

I used an integer check to do this, and that worked with every week except week 3. I added a "print True" step, and it's not printed, but then also not removed. I asked AI, which said it was because it didn't bring up an error, but it seems to, and I get the same error result for integer checks with 'x' and '1a5'.

def filter_incorrect():
with open("lottery_numbers.csv") as sourcefile:
entries = []
for line in sourcefile:
line = line.replace("\n","")
line = line.replace(";",",")
parts = line.split(",")
entries.append(parts)
for result in entries:

try:
int(result[0].lstrip("week ")) == result[0].lstrip("week ")
print(result[0] + " True")
pass
except:
entries.remove(result)
print (len(entries))
try:
for i in range(1,len(result)):
int(result) == result
pass
except:
entries.remove(result)

if len(result) != 8:
entries.remove(result)
try:
for i in range(1,len(result)):
if int(result) > 39 or int(result) < 1:
entries.remove(result)
except:
pass
for i in range(1,len(result)):
for j in range(1,len(result)):
if result[j] == result and i != j:
entries.remove(result)

print(len(entries))
with open("correct_numbers.csv","w") as resultsfile:
for entry in entries:
resultsfile.write(f"{entry[0]};{entry[1]},{entry[2]},{entry[3]},{entry[4]},{entry[5]},{entry[6]},{entry[7]}\n")


I included the whole thing but it's just lines 12 to 18 that I think I'm looking at now. I think AI gave me a different way to do it, but I'd also like to know what's wrong with this. Actually it misses some other errors, and I'm struggling to learn from my mistakes.

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